Meet Zéh Palito: Featured in JCMAP

In Jersey City, public art is not just a backdrop — it is part of the city’s shared memory. One way we see that story unfold is through the official record maintained by the Jersey City Mural Arts Program, the city’s mural arts initiative that documents and maps large-scale works across local neighborhoods.

Within this evolving archive, artist Zéh Palito appears with the mural Tropical Peace, listed among JCMAP’s 2018 works. That inclusion places the piece firmly in Jersey City’s public-art timeline, situating it alongside other murals that define how residents and visitors experience the city at street level.

By foregrounding Tropical Peace in its online map, JCMAP helps ensure that the mural is not only seen in passing, but also recognized, named, and findable. For anyone exploring Jersey City’s creative landscape, this official listing offers a clear point of entry into the city’s mural culture and into Zéh Palito’s contribution to it.

Source: Jersey City Mural Arts Program — Tropical Peace (2018) mural record.